Jake Brennan (Host)

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Last week, we talked a lot about great punk albums.

It was in reaction to Rolling Stone's list of the 100 greatest punk rock albums.

We're talking about records that are punk, but aren't by punk artists, all that stuff.

Steve hits us on this from Toronto.

Steve, you are absolutely right.

It doesn't get much more subversive.

It doesn't get much more hard-hitting than it takes a nation of millions to hold us back by public enemy.

And I actually think...

That record for me, I believe it's Public Enemy's second album, full length, right?

Second, yeah.

That was my introduction.

And I was just kind of catching up with who Public Enemy was by the time the Fight the Power single came out after that record as part of Do the Right Thing.

And I think Fight the Power ended up on their third album.

But it was the single in the video.

And I remember watching that and just my jaw being on the floor.

I could not believe what I was seeing.